At a time when connectivity stands as a fundamental pillar for socioeconomic development and the daily lives of the people. The province of Holguin is taking a proactive step by forging a strategic alliance between the territorial division of the Telecommunications Company of Cuba (Etecsa) and the Electric Company.
This joint effort pursues a clear and urgent objective: to reverse the disruptions affecting the stability of telecommunications services in the region.
During a recent high-level inter-institutional meeting, executives from both entities conducted a candid assessment of the primary vulnerabilities compromising local technological infrastructure.
The analysis focused on the critical factors that repeatedly interrupt data flow and telephone services for the public.
Key issues addressed included: malfunctions and deterioration of transformers that power various radio base stations across the province. As well as the persistent problem of the theft of electrical conductors. Cables supplying power to these highly sensitive technological nodes. This criminal activity directly undermines state resources and the well-being of the population.
Moving beyond mere theoretical analysis, the meeting resulted in the development of a short-term action plan and a joint work schedule. By synchronizing the technical capabilities and human capital of both organizations. Also the initiative aims to accelerate response times to breakdowns and ensure greater network reliability.
As a result of this operational commitment, the entities have set a goal to resolve the vast majority of reported incidents across Holguin province within a maximum of one month. Prioritizing areas where service interruptions have the greatest impact on the population.
This partnership between Etecsa and the Electric Company in Holguin goes beyond a mere short-term, reactive measure. It represents the realization of an institutional commitment to provide timely responses to the legitimate demands of the public. Safeguarding essential services in the face of current challenges.
Both organizations reaffirmed their dedication to continuously monitoring these efforts, establishing a framework for ongoing cooperation. This demonstrates that, by integrating local economic entities, it is possible to keep striving for efficiency, technological sovereignty, and the well-being of the people of Holguin.
By: Daimy Peña Guillén
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